Lorain County Increases Relief Allowance
Lorain County receives an additional 600 for April work relief broadening the program. The $15,700 initial fund proved insufficient. the new funds come from a $1,000,000 county distribution backed by federal aid after a request by General F. D. Henderson. Payrolls start soon, with seven Ohio districts handling distributions, and Lorain transitions to FWA payroll processing.
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Lorain County
Loran County
F. D. Henderson
M. A. Houghton
County Relief Commission
Lorain
CWA
FWA
Cleveland
Adam Damm
Ohio
Gwillyn Thomas
GWA
Steel operations rising in Youngstown area
Youngstown district steel plants will reach about 56 percent capacity next week as orders for sheets strip and bars grow. Republican Steel Corp raises output to 62 percent while Sharon Steel Hoop sits at 55 percent Youngstown Sheet and Tube at 44 percent and Carnegie Steel at 55 percent.
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Youngstown
Republican Steel Corporation
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Stage Protest Parade At Lima O Hopes For Higher Wages
About 2 000 striking relief workers and sympathizers held a parade in Lima Ohio protesting food ration cuts for unemployed families and seeking higher pay on federal projects. They called for the dismissal of county relief director J C Timberlake and for shifting federal relief oversight from Governor White and Adjutant General Frank Henderson. The group includes 700 workers on CWA and FERA jobs and demands a minimum wage of 15 dollars per week for a 30 hour week.
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Lima
Lima Unemployed League
Ohio Unemployed League
J. C. Timberlake
FERA
Ohio
White
Frank Henderson
CWA
Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight And Sunday
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Ohio with slightly colder air in the southern portion tonight. Temperatures rise on Sunday as warmer air moves in.
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Ohio
President Roosevelt to testify on fishing tales in Cuba trip
In Miami April, a special committee of White House reporters travels with Roosevelt to the yacht Nourmahal to investigate his fishing reports. Roosevelt will waive immunity and answer questions about his catches and his son Elliott’s claims of luck aboard the Cuban coast voyage.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Cuban
White House
Nourmahal
Elliott
Boys Plant Christmas Trees at Camp Iss-Sce-Kes
Elyria Y M C A boys division members plant Christmas trees at Camp Iss-Sce-Kes on the Vermilion River under Robert H Goacher. Trees donated by Elyrians are being replanted to grow for future use while boys also clean and inspect the camp for the summer season.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Iss-Sce-Kes
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Judge cites grand jury for contempt in Crown Point
Crown Point Ind April 7 The judge who impounded aides cites his own grand jury for contempt in a dramatic clash that unsettled jurists and lawyers. Judge William J Murray defended his action as within his rights as the grand jury faced contempt charges. If convicted they risk up to six months in jail and $500 fine with appeal possible to the State Supreme Court.
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Crown Point
Ind
William J. Murray
Murray
Johan Dillinger
State Supreme Court
Federal spending drives rapid retail trade rise
Washington reports government outlays for the current year surpass $5 billion with most funds labeled emergency spending paid to farmers Civil Works workers and construction crews. The cash influx fuels a spring boost in retail activity, with best sales in three years and payrolls at a three year peak. Steel ingot output neared 49 percent of capacity. coal and electric power output also hit yearly highs, reflecting broad industrial upturns.
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Washington
Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club Elects Officers
Leonard Smith was elected president of the Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club at the organization meeting at the Y M C A. Robert Curtis became secretary, Harry Dickens treasurer, and Harrison H. Peters vice president. all serve one year. Dr. Robert E. Brown of Oberlin College spoke on youth involvement in government. Attendees included residents from Oberlin, Columbia Station, and Avon. The next meeting is set for April 20 at the Y M C A.
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Leonard Smith
Lorain County
Young Men’s Republican Club
Robert E. Brown
Oberlin College
Robert Curtis
Harry Dickens
Harrison H. Peters
Eilstra
Oberlin
Columbia Station
Avon
Little Change In Steel Plant Schedule
A slight decrease in operations at the Lorain plant of the National Tube Company is noted for next week. Open hearth furnace activity rises to 12 units, offset by reductions in pine mills. Two blast furnaces remain active, and the Bessemer converter runs single shift. Mills 5 xkelp and 5 butt operate five days starting Monday. 3 seamless mill runs through Wednesday. 1 seamless ends tomorrow. 2 seamless resume Thursday morning.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Rotarians Observe 15th Birthday in Elyria
Elyria Rotary Club and guests from the city and nearby towns will mark the fifteenth anniversary of the local club with a birthday party at Elyria Country Club on April 18. Wives and guests may attend. Rotarians from Lorain and Vermilion are invited. Dinner at 6:50 P M followed by an entertainment program organized by Harry Reynolds chairing with Jack Firnn Al Mason Frank Wilford and Lawrence H Webber directing.
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Elyria
Mrs Roosevelt Urges Teacher Training for Cooperation
In Columbus on April 7, Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt addressed about 5000 at the citizens conference on the crisis in education. She urged stronger teacher training and higher requirements to prepare leaders for changing times and warned against ending teacher education at normal schools. She called for teachers who enliven lessons and connect them to daily life. Outside, crowds spilled into the rain as she was greeted with cheers in Eleanor blue. Meanwhile in Alliance, Ale Auld, 48, was fatally injured after being struck by a street car.
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Columbus. G
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Citizens’ Conference
Alliance
Ale Auld
Silver bill eyed on Capitol Hill to back price levels
A nationalization of silver and restoration of 1926 commodity price levels circulates secretly on Capitol Hill as a broad silver movement aims to force Roosevelt to accept or veto legislation this session. Administration leaders fear the silver threat and propose a compromise around the Dies Silver Bill, which passed the House two to one. White House spokesmen in the Senate say Roosevelt might accept if premium provisions are removed or changed. The Dies bill as drafted would grant purchasing power premiums for foreign silver used to buy surplus agricultural products.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
House
White House
Senate
Rock falls into fjord kill fifty in Norway
Copenhagen reports fifty dead and many injured after an overhanging rock toppled into a fjord, crushing a wave that inundated Tafjord and Fkoeraa, causing extensive village damage near Aalesund.
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Copenhagen
Aalesund
Tafjord
Fkoeraa
Rotary speaker from Delaware to address Elyria club
Charles Milton Newcomb of Delaware will speak at Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at the Elks Club. His topic is Back of the Headlines, focusing on the threat of Communism in the United States. The talk is under the Paul Revere Patriotic series after prior requests from local members.
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Charles Milton Newcomb
Delaware
Elyria
Hospital head to speak at Young Men's Club meeting
Frank W. Hoover, superintendent of Elyria Memorial Hospital, will address the Young Men’s Club at the YMCA on Monday night. He will discuss the hospital’s role in the community and how it serves local settlers and residents.
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Young Men's Club
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospial
Young Men’s Club
YMLC
Cleveland boys narrowly escape derailment on handcar
Six runaway youths aged 10 to 13 tried to backtrack to Cleveland from Vermilion on a stolen railroad handcar. Otto Zelinski and Constable Kenneth Baumbart stopped the runaways after they spotted the approaching Nickel Plate Freight. The boys fled, but were captured after a chase and jailed. One said they had ridden on top of boxcars near West Sixth Street before joining the escape.
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Cleveland
Vermilion
Otto M. Zelinski
Grocer
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Kenneth Baumbart
Brownheim
Zelinski
Constable Barnhart
Clarence Dick
West Sixth Street
Riots Clashes Close Minneapolis Courthouse Area
Minneapolis police patrolled a fortified courthouse as rioters allegedly bombarded the area with coal, tear gas and projectiles. About 34 arrests were made after a clash between roughly 5,000 unemployed demonstrators and police, with no shots fired and tensions rising over police and fire department conduct.
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Minneapolis
Bhuse
Fort-Like
Michael Johannes
Help Available For Spring Cleanup In Tiffin
The National Reemployment Service at City Hall offers free worker placement for any job with near instant availability. Home help for spring cleaning is available by calling 2114, plus hundreds of classified skilled workers can be engaged at no cost to employer or employee. TIFFIN, April 7. Reaper of the Standard Sanitors Manufacturing Company reported the plant, closed two months, employed 154 pottery workers.
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National
Home Ox
Federal Bureau
Bureau
Tiffin
Reaper
Sanitors Manufacturing Company
Wind and rain storm devastates eastern Ohio towns
A near cyclonic wind and rain storm hit eastern Ohio on April 7 causing extensive damage. Telegraph poles trees and roofs collapsed. Belmont county courthouse windows shattered. maps and records ruined. County Auditor E E Taylor and four workers barricaded themselves to avoid injury. Glass fragments injured Claude Dickerson in the engineer’s office.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
E. E. Taylor
Claude Dickerson
Plan County Wide Epworth League Rally Held at Local Church
Plans for a county wide Epworth League rally at the First M E Church on April 26 were developed during a Lorain County Epworth League Cabinet meeting at the home of Leonard and Mildred Fowls 110 Glendale Court. The session included discussion of rally plans followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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Prang
Epworth League
M. E
Lorain County Epworth League
Leonard and
Mildred Fowls
Glendale Court
Ridgeville Grange to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Ridgeville Grange will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening with an extensive program. The Three Graces Sisters Fishburn Taft and Brandt will lead the program at the lecture hour.
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Ridgeville Grange
Graces
Fishburn
Taft
Brandt
Cleveland Pastor and Church Sued in Two Lawsuits
Two suits totaling 125,282 were filed in common pleas court against Rev. Anthony Karzehis of 18022 Neff Road and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church at 1502 Clermont Road Cleveland. James and Mable Murdock of 3169 West 55th Street claim injuries from a March 4 head on collision on Route 20 near Ridgeville. Mable sues for 100,000, James for 25,282. The report notes Bishop Joseph Schrembs' increased duties in the Cleveland diocese.
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Common Pleas
Anthony Karazehis
Neff Road
Cleveland
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Clermont Road
James and
Mable Murdock
West Ssth Street
Ridgeville
Murdock
Roosevelt signs war warrant for Insull arrest in Turkey
The president signed a presidential war warrant for the arrest of Samuel Insull and his return to the United States. Burton Y. Berry is named American agent to escort Insull from Istanbul. Route and ship to bring him back await decisions by Ambassador Robert P. Skinner and Berry.
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Washington
Samuel Insull
United States
Roosevelt
State Department
Burton Y. Berry
Istanbul
Insull
Berry
Turkey
Robert P. Skinner
Houghton Explains Lorain Carpenters On Relief Work
County Relief Director M A Houghton clarified complaints about Lorain residents employed on the remodeling of the westside fire station. He said federal money under the FWR could go only to relief workers, and with no Elyria carpenters on relief, Lorain workers were needed. Elyria workers might be shifted to Lorain, or other adjustments made, to keep the project funded.
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Lorain
Westside
M. A. Houghton
Elyria
Houghton
FWR
Massie vows she is going to die in Genoa
April 7. Mrs Thalia Massie, central figure in Hawaii assault and murder case, lay in hospital under nun guard and declared calmly and defiantly I am going to die You may stop me now You may think you are cleverer than I but it will show you.
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Genoa
Thalia Massie
Hawaii
Wanted 12 to 15 More Horses Like This One
A vintage want ad notes 12 to 15 similar horses sought by buyers. It advertises a steady farm worker and references a prior horse sale that drew many prospective buyers. The ad promotes reading the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for similar listings and offers phone contact 4412 4413.
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Dovers
Chronicle-Telegram
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